krunchnik

I have several pieces from TT-always great product at I think better than competitive pricing.

I really don't care for Cory Booker at all-the sound of his voice gives me the hives

There is also a website called shipmygun-might want to give them a try

A person can ship that to a manufacturer for around $40.00-the last pistol I shipped to Buds Guns in Kentucky it cost me less than $40.00-it has to go second day air not overnight.

I also vote for sending it in-you more than likely will get a new slide and barrel-which pretty much makes the pistol like new.

Yup-They're all busy trying to dance on our rights-where do these idiots come from!

I am gonna repeat what Garufa said-worth is what someone is willing to pay

Your completely right about all plastic.I am the armorer at Range USA and we have a S&W 15-22 in our rental inventory-I clean it every 2 weeks and it is holding up pretty well. So far all I have replaced is an extractor hook and plunger with spring-A parson can replace the trigger group but the plastic lower pin holes get a little out of shape fairly easy. Magazines are kind of a soft spot-the feed lips at the rear get a groove worn in and the rounds will self feed all over the floor-it would be a good idea to have one as a spare.

There is a company called Better Mag that makes a lower magazine well adapter that fits into the AR lower and converts it to use the S&W MP15-22 magazines that also works as a last round hold open.I have one for my dedicated CMMG upper and they work really well.A person just slides the adapter into the lower and install the upper assembly and away you go.

If it looks like a duck---

This would have zero impact on crime-if background checks were to work they wouldn't be needing anything more.

Thanks for the heads up-I have watched all previous showings

Yup-all steel and heavy at that

I have the .40 S&W version of 4-and rotate it with my Ultra Carry.My version is a bit heavier than the 9mm but still very well carried.I run mine with a fair amount of FP10 on the rails and have as of yet experienced no feed issues.

I sent an e-mail to everyone of our representatives from Tennessee stressing my dislike for all three of these bills

How about we just make it illegal to steal firearms-Oh Wait---

That's pretty funny right there

Nice-I also have a few of Tims pieces.Always good stuff.

And some really decent fella's

I talked with the maker and said that it was wear the bends and seams stretch to reveal a brownish tint underneath-so they touched it up and sent it back. It actually looks Okay so I guess I am happy.At least he was nice enough to call and care what I thought. Also thanked me for being a customer.

Ya-that's exactly what it looks like-any wear and the brown is showing through.

It is leather and I couldn't get pictures that represent the problem-not enough of the right kind of light to enhance the picture.Suffice to say that at every wear point if something like a shirt or such rubs-it starts to show a brown under the black.

Thanks-Ya that's exactly what shipping was but I added an extra layer of insurance on the package-I got hosed one time by USPS-somehow a fairly expensive scope I sold got lost-and they never found it

Well-the manufacturer has requested I ship the holster back to them so they can inspect it.I can say I am not pleased that I now am spending more money on the holster.Oh well-I will reserve judgement until I see what the outcome of this inspection will be.

Just wondering if the collective has ever had or seen a holster that looks like the black is painted over a brown base-I have one that looks like this and am wondering if its a mistake by the maker or a way to sell a blemished holster as new-or possibly change color due to in stock availability.In any event I have an inquiry into the maker but has as of yet received a reply.If this is something that's a normal occurrence I will say all's fair-but I don't think it's the case. I have owned a bushel basket of holsters of all makes and not witnessed this.I wouldn't make a large fuss but-it's $140.00 holster.